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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-04

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oils bariber fhd gu perfdnOisen, pie mir. -.
ginsn Gusenblid, SrduIein! untsrbra6
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@ranbuaI 10 i1Sne ausii9tsn MAIDEN,
usrseien sic ia sauslid mid uuo bsnno4
bsbirfen sic nisinsr MitbiIfe 10 snt ME
Der isinissu.
Sic, 5err D5pre2 iaste Soispbine
f4mersli9 erffaunt werben sic benn file
bic .sebra9ten Spfer ui9t snti9doist bur4
aufiubuns bes Eeftawents?
Sbns Spsifsl! ST nod besnbister Sabrt
bas Seifament meinss tbeuren Sbeims
@uerinot mir ausseIiefert, 10 babe ia
bur9aus feline wsitern 4uipra9e su mas
den. Mbsr, mein sesbrteftea 5rduIein, i&
iese ben Sal, baB ibr 8atsr pie iriber auf
ieinem Sartnddi6en S1meisen bebarrt,
ober baB berieIbe tros Der rdt6ielbaften
Ybraieu tn ietneu Briefen sisentli1 gar
@i4ts an3useben wetB, ODER baB isnes Gee
ftament, IN beiien Beiis mir 10 pieI aeles
gen 1T, perbraunt purbe; nun, ueIden
@rias werbs i'd bamn far msin Opfsr bss
tommen2
absr, 5err Diprs, i9 slaubte, sic sds
ben ibre Ginwiuisuns f5on auf bic bIoBe
ROsIidteit bes @rfoIsss bin3
S6rsn sic, lisbes Rin6; Sebermann
weiB, baB i4 Bu re9nen uerftsbs, unS sic
birfen iid ni6t betlassn, penn aud id
meine Beoinsunsen made. Sd perbe fir
Sie mein beftes S9iff ausriftsn IaIen, i6
perbe bic Selolouns Der Wanni9aft iibers
nebmen, tur3, bic Soften fir bic fiber einis
&c WOnate bauernbe Seefabrt beitreiten;
uno i'd iolte oanu fir ben Sau bes Ueibs
linsens mar eiRsn unfru9tbarsu Danf ern.
ten BON Sbnsn. . ;unb Sapitdn 9ranbpaI
NeNen auselesenbeit i9 gu eutem gnbe
esbra6t2 Oas inbe i'd llnredt, ,u elmer
iO,3sn 8artis IdBt fi3 RbeOsr 3ipre ui5t
9 b al4en.
slbsr I'M @Ottes 8iaen, rieI Soiepbine
beitirSt aus, mas wolIen Sic benn baben2
81. msin Srdulsin, i5 p~erIanae fir mid
nur bieiei6en ausit9tsn ME Der Rapitdn.
Mud i'd Iiebe Sic ia, unb mein iebnIi6ftsr
Buni4 mar, sic gu bsiratbsn aud i5
iese mid ibsr bas Sorurtbeil binaus,
weI9es ii6 IN SSbrs Gage tnipft. Sd
bin eth rei9er Mann, Elm beruOrrassnber
Barger Der Stabt unb baltic mid bar4aus
fur teine 81 pera9tsnbe 9artie. SD
iteae barum fOlsenSe Sebinsuns - es III
bies metn lsstes Wort, iberIesen sic IS
wobl: aOmmt bur9 gertomp bas Estas
ment meines Sbsims @uerinot In meme
Sanbs, 70 sntiase i'd alien anipri9sn aaf
Roitsneriat fur bas tlnternebmen; I'm an
bern Sale iebod uerlanse Id, baB Srdns
Isin Bsrtomp fi9 feierlt4 psrphi9te, mad
ibrer 5eimtebr 5rau Dapre 81 werben.
| Gortiesuus foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-04

9anse, febr lanse i9on bite ib nm Elm
Sawort, usltes 6as Slid meines 2ebens
ausma9en wiirbe -.
Gsbsn mir isst nidt bauon, ermibsrts
Soispbine, inbem fe uerlesen bas Saupt
ieutte. 8ebenten sic isbo9, Better, baB
bic 8idii1ten, wslds mid Bel Der Gage
meines gaters bisber ~absebaItsn babsn, ben
Nntrdsen sinss ebrsnbaften Wannss 9sb5r
su i9snten, ia sebobsn fein ~fOunen. wsnn
mein Batter feline Srsibeit unb feline 41tuns
Bel ben @aten wieosr sswonnen bat.
0as senist mir, Soispbins, unb bas III
Elm neuer @runb, fir mid ben grfoIs uns
ieres ilnternebmens berbei IA wini1en.
Sebe @sfabr uirbe i9 beitsbsn, um bic
i9Sus 8~elobnuns su erperben, auf weI4e
sic mir bic ausf@t seben.
@ranbpal sos Bel bieisn 0orten ibre
Sdnbs bsftis on feline 2ippen; Soiepbine
iebo1, ueI9s fab, pie 9ipre cine gentle
fnseSuIb ni9t bemeiitern tonnte, sntwanb
ibm bieielben raid.
WihaeI bate f9 wdbreub bieier sansen
8srbanbluns, bie er ieines @ebre9ens baIs
Der bod nidt perfolsen tonnts, abisits sss
balten ; ALIEN sr bsoba9tste aufmsrtiam
bic Wisuen Der banbeInben gsrionen unb
i&ien ben @essnifanb Der Bslprs1uns
sans wobI Su psrffs5sn. Nuu cling sr auf
BEN Rapitin su unb madte ibm zines pom
iensn 3si9en, pslde bic Spra9e zines
Stummen finb. @ranbpal perlfan6 es
faIi5 unb fragile Soiepbine, Oh ibr 8rubsr
bas unternsbmen m~iBbtaise. A9, bas
quite &inb! St tbstlt gang uub gar meme
@eiinnunsen. ST fiebt, bag Ste auf un:
iere 9ori9Idse einseben uno briidt ibuen
besbaIb feline Dantbartsit aus. 8snn sic
ie6o9 baran speifsIn, iOaen sic sIei9 ben
gepeiS bafir baben.
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in Der 3ei9snIpr09s erworben. Sis gab
Wi6usl raid einise Btnte. Oa sertstb
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@eberbsn perrietben bic beftiSlte aufrss
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Mutter9pttes, ais poute er lie our 3eueim
ieiues @sl6bnifss %aurufsn unb itteB babel
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alien, ebrwiroisen SsiIistbum i9uuerlid
piOsrbaIteu. Nus 5ur9t, nod INNER
ni4t ueritunben gu isin, sos sr sulest cine
S9rsibtafsI aus Der Eui4e, itelte ii6 an
bic Serge unb i6risb nit BIeiiift einiss
@orts uieSer. Der Rapitan las bisieIben
nit Iautsr Stimme:
Sd iess utsin 2ebsn unb msins Sreibeit
baran, msiasn Batter au rstten ; msinsr lie.
ben Sdpefter SOispbine fOIse i'd bis ana
Gnbe Der Wslt. s
Gin traftissr Sanbi9las pon @ranbpa'
unS ber Stuurrne bsrnbists fd. '''v Il
Ssbsn Sic, risf Soispbins nit sinsm til;
umpbirenben 2d9eln, ieben sic, Nfi9ae
mill isinsn seb6risen NntbsiI on umfsrn
tlntsrnebuisn baben, unS Gle perben ball
srtenuen, baB Der arme Sanse nns ber
sr6Btsn Nussn brinssn fann. Tros isinsl
betlasenspsrtbeH nsbeIn befst er ni&t nc
niger Bertrand als t6rperIi9e araft; fein
@tfabr wirb i'm abf4redtn, isiner Sht 8
pfi9t' na&3ufpnrnen. Gle fsbsn alio
nsetns 5srrtn, fubr Soiepbinsin benz fra
bra ernfsn Tons psittr, MIR finb poIIsom
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-04

Stitbilb. Waris: ~Ssa, 2isbetb warum
benn 70 aufsebOnnert9'
2isbstb: so bab bente 70 Elm bisIs Su'
biIdum; Id bin beut' namIi& grab gum
fanfunbSwauaisitsu RaI aus BEN DisnR
seast wOrbm.A1A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-04
gmpfe6fenswert6e
illufrirte &amsb1ber.

Ssfebbts8M6, cher: Sic T1adt Der Fir.
bite oes beiliaen yatriardteH SofeYb, In iebr
pielen i6Onen SeiIpielen aus alter uns neau
Sett. SeIdnsSe9eben Don q. OFT. gftt
bii60H. Gpprobation. 40. Eritte Guflass.
Su gang 9sinpanS NIT @olSprsHaHs seb.
9as betIt8e Sano xnb BITE teilisen states.
bad ben S.ri&ten Der bepdbrtetsn S6rifts
teRer eradblt pom Dr.. &. Ssanner. Weit 81.
telfoblfti6 uub elmer anitGt BON Seruialem
IN Sarbenbrnd. Sn 40. @eb. IN I Nar.
$500. Sroi6irt in 10 9eften q a 30 Gents.
EUCHARISTIE -BUCH. 8uus.rbn, %.
sebeubeiteu uub Gr3dblnnsea BON Sem aInss
rarhigjteu, b~etltgfen Mltarsiatram,nte, sus
allen Soften rio Sabrtnnoerten. 6eraliS,
9e9eben pom SEQ. Dit, Sta6tpfarrer. TtR
oberbirtIi9er Gppropation. sSu A.. Srttts
aufla9e. Sch. tn gars 9eberbanS s.. 90,
Sroi9irt in 10 9eften q 30 Gents.
y. Warttn bon goGeaa's 9eben nab qa,
Den lrieres Serru nub Seilan6es Sem 9brili
Ino itite t11gfr1nlifer Dfntter Waria. Wit
Stablftid, pielen Sol3i6nittbil6ern unS els
mem 3ableau bes 81. 9anbes. gfeu bearbeis
tet Don Dt. SinseL. Sebnte aufIase
in A.. sSn ! |War. seb. $500. - Srpi9frt
IN 10 Seftsn q 80 Gents.
Qatafombenbmh umter benz Sita: Sts
eriten Sbriftsu pber nub inter Der Grbe
pber: ,3euaniiie fir ben @lauber, BITE 6offs
anns unb 2iebe uniersr beilissn Mtutter ber
Rir6e." Sin BUD bes Sroftes nnS Der grs
multiplying fir ben Ratboliten unS Der Nes
lebrln9 fiir ibre @e9ner. Bon Geera0tt.
Dftt oberhirtli6er @enebmi9un9. Reid inaz
ftrirt. - sSr reid perooloete 0eSe oebunbsu
$3.5O.-Sn1 IL Seften q 20 Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-01-04
sesenoe BON ben itebeH Seilisen gsttes nod

Se8enoe BON ben itebea Seiligeu gsttrs nod
ben b 4 E n aueIen bearbeitet pom g. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. 9febf Siteiifabiitib, srpbem
Gableau ppn Serulalem unb iiber 800 Bill
bern in Sol;i6nitt. Ufit m.brersn bii4Ofiz
den approbationen. 20. &nfa9e in A.
@ebunoen in gang 2e6erbanb $500. Sroz
i4irt in IA Seften q 80 Gents.
MARIANUM. 9ssenb. poH ben liebeH beilis
gen uus sottieliseu SieuerH nuferer lieben
5rau nub ben b%eriihmteieu gnaoenorten Der
boben SinmelsfOuigtu. Sou q. tt. 8is
i46fi9 approbirt unb Sur6 ben 81. Batter
pius TX. seiesnet. Sebnte aufIase in a..
@eb. in gang 9eoerbanS $500. groi6irt in
10 Soften @ 30 @ents.
Die beiiise S@rift Ses aIte n nnb aeuen
Setameuts. Nit ausfibrli6en anmertlns
gen erldltert pon DR.. So. Sr. alItpIi.
Dtit depreciation 6es 81 .Stubles. Rei6
inuitrirt. Sn4e. @eb. II 2eberbatb $500.
Before @inbGnbe pom 81 bis $500.
Sroi9irt in "a Seften @ 80 Gents,
Iomtib sfatbotif6tr Samsp. eotser.
lluterpeiiunsen iiber ie wi6tisfsn @Sauz
beuss uub Sttteulebten. Guf ale Cont II.
Seitta9e bes Sabres. 9asi be~raus9esebeu Don
T. Ve. 9ausberr. 8r. b. q. 3. Wit BIZ
I~uit0S' ~pPiUUuhbUu. " ~. III NJ. .
SIN ! @ar. sebunOeu $500. Sn 10 Setten
@ 25 Gents.
r. P. @ofTne, hriffatbplii&ts llHterridts=
nno GrbauuHgsbnd, oOer tur3e a%uslssuns
ouer fouts uub feitt69li6eu Gpitelu uub
@pan9elien, iammt 6araus 9e;o9enen @lau=
berss unb Sittenlebren &C. Bon q. Ott.
Staotpfarrer. Miit bid. approb. 70S Seis
ten in sr. 50. Sn.4 Utar. 9eb. $3.50.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09
Dun's Weekly Review.

New YORK, Oct S-R G. Dun 81 Co..
In their weekly review of trade, say: Every
condition for marked advance in prices
| has now been supplied that the government
or operators can control. If the advance
does not come, it will be clear that the
| locking up of capital In railroad and other
! enterprises, in real estate operations and In
| spcculatlons of various kinds, has a more
| depressing influence Than many realize
The absorption Of the Baltimore 81 Ohio
Telegraph company by the Western Union
removes an important cause Of hesitation
in the stock market. Progress toward re-
construction and the settlement Of Western
Union rate troubles remove others.
The treasury purchases of bonds and i'm
ports of gold supply money In abundance
and railroad earnings exceed those of last
year. The increased supply of money is
not yet felt at all points. Chicago is ship
ping less money 10 the country through
loans to carry grain and the commercial
demand is greater than usual, but at
Omaha money is very tight and the mer-
chants are complaining, while collections
are only fair. At Detroit an increased de-
mand raises the rate and collections are
slow. At Cleveland money Is close, with
business better. At Kansas City the mar
ket Is close and collections only fair, with
trade coed. At Denver sharp demand is
freely met, and at southern points the pres
sure Is madea little less severe By some i'm
provement In collections.
The iron trade is but little weakened by
the enormous output, which was IS 6 per
cent above the output year sgo, while the
lead market Is stronger.
Wool remains easy and dull. st Boston
the receipts and sales are less than half of
last years, and The sales since January 1st
are over % per cent below last years.
The boot and shoe trade is larger than
that of last year, shipments thus far show
ing an increase of per cent, and the out
look Is considered encouraging.
Cotton Is shade lower in spite Of eX
travagantly gloomy reports sent out from
southern districts At New Orleans an
Increase OF 215, 600 bales in the crop is es
timated. But crops are generally disep-
pointing because plant ng and labor called
for larger yield than has been realized.
The dry goods trade shows no important
change, and one of the most important
labor difficulties, the window glass strike,
has been terminated. The quarterly state
ment of failures shows that the past dis
turbance has been more serious than many
realized The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
seven DAYS, number for the United States
1856, for Canada 81. The casualties in the
external and middle states are very light,
the great bulk Of the failures of the week
being reported from the west and south.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09

New HAVEN, Conn. Oct. S-The de
tailed report of Gen. Merwin, trustee OF
the insolvent estate of E. S. Wheeler,
shows the failure to be very bad one.
The trustee places the total liabilities at
$f,319,775, of which sos $50 Is for letters
of credit for the bankrupt New Haven
Wire company (of which Wheeler was the
president and principal owner, Ell
dorsed by E 5. Wheeler IS Co,
and between $500, 000 aud 500, 900 OF
domestic paper of the wire company
also endorsed by E. S. Wheeler & Co
The trustee does not expect to realize
more than Is per cent. on The Wire COM
pany paper Besides the liabilities above,
there are $4,000 said to be covered by
good collateral and $50 900 endorsed notes
counted as good papers. The trustee
shriuks the assets to 1851 900, of which be
says supposed to he available some time
whether they will increase or diminish
time and the law will determine.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09
A New Combip alton.

New York, Oct S-A dispatch from
St, Louis published here this afternoon,
saws that a secret investigation is going on
which promises 10 expose gigsntic com
blnsiion between eastern manufacturers
and the New York and Boston custom
houses. The dispatch says that It has been
discovered that the custom officers here
and In Boston have been 81 scientifically
undertaking imported wool. Collector
MACON said that Ia the best of his belief II
was canard. "Of course" he said, ser
rors are made by the appraisers and liqui
dators, but strict record is kept of The
per cent of errors made by each man. and
If mans per centsge is large | send for
him and require au explanation. Such er-
rors could not occur too frequently with
out being discovered and reported.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09
The Sans Opinion.

NEW YORK, Oct. S-lhe fOllOwlng
VIII appear as the leading editorial article
in tomorrow's Sun: The rule of Gould "
The Times this morning intimates that the
Western Union will not get the Baltimore
6 Ohio telegraph system because Mr. Gar
rett will oppose the transfer. Mr. Garrett
Is powerless In the matter, If for no other
reason, than Mr.. Gould has 30 competitor
for tie property, and in as much as Its sale
Is compulsory, and he is the only pur
chaser. it must so TO him. Mr.. Gould,
until few days since, had a competitor
for IL In the shape of the Western ass cia-
ton of Business Men who were willing to
give higher price than Mr.. Gould has
paid. but the sharp practice which has
suddenly taken the property out Of the
market has made 1t impossible TO proceed
further In the matter, even If a legal and
practicable opportunity were still available,
which is doubtful. The establishment OF
the Western Union in the undesputed
monopoly In so great and public service
az the telegraph viii not be reviewed with
either content or resignation by
the public The interest Of
Mr.. Gould and his associates
and the suspicion that attaches 10 their
methods and practices, are too profound
and TOO well rooted In the public mind 10
admit Of such men being accepted as the
trustees of a great public service. We
should not be prepared TO intrust Mr.. Gould
and his colleagues with the administrator
Of the postal system Of our country. Il
would Imply in the public estimation &
grave calamity. And yet his administra
ton Of the telegraph is likely TO
be much more prejudictal TO
public and private interests than
his administration of the postal system
could possibly be. Ii is long lane that
has no turning, but 1t may as well be un
derstood now as later that the government
of the United States shall not scquire the
telegrsphs Of the country, and that no
mechinations Of Mr. Gould and no oppres-
sion OF individuals, public or private, will
ever blackmail and cOerce the people of
this country into CONSUMING that the West
ern Union shall be unlosded upon the gov
eminent. And there will be other and
independent ielegraphs too.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09
To Resist the Demand.

CHICAGO. Oct S-An international con
vention Of the employing printers of the
United States and Canada has heen called
to meet In this city Tuesday, October Is,
1887, for the purpose Of devising plans for
united action upon the recent demand Of
the International Typographical Union
thst nine hours shall constitute s day S
labor. Other important matters will be
presented for the consideration of the con
vention. The call recommends that In
towns where there are no existing bodies
of employers, meetings be held al once aud
delegates named, or il this action is not
practicable, that individual firms be rep
resented.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09
The Cansa of IL.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct S-The follow
ing are the details, as far as csn be learned,
of the coal mine explosion at Aadisonviile,
Ky, on Thursday AS the day force was
about 10 give place to the night force 3
heavy blsst was msde and the bltumiuous
mine wss filed with coal dust az the time,
and # /, thought tnst this wss the cause If
The explosion. The miners werefaot far
awsy when it occurred, and one man
man named Val Smith was killed and
eleven other miners injured, four Of them
seriously The force Of the explosion wss
so great as TO throw timbers Of the shaft
10 the top of the derrick. sixty feet from
the ground.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09
A Grave Appre hension.

CHICAGO. Oct. 8. - The
Journal this evening says
editprially: The apparent fac
that the sale of the Baltimore
& Ohio Telegraph to Jay
Gould has been consumated. Is
calculated TO excite the graves;
apprehension in regard TO the
money power-tbat one man
possess the telegraphs Of the
country, convey intelligence
regarding every transaction IN
business, every act of the gov
eminent, every movement In
politics. every important per
sOnal and domestic relation.
With a telegraph keyboard In
Jay Gould's back Office. be
will have his finger On every
on every pulsation of trade,
of finance, of politics, Of
official action and of domestic
life. He who shall own the
telegraphs Of the country can
advance or deprtss prices by
which thousands or millions
may be ruined In an hour. he
may control the government,
itself; his evil or unclean pres
ence may be felt In every
home. Possibly one nigh
not abuse this stupendous
grasp on the vitals Of the
country; but other men would,
and It Is too great a danger T.
forsee with complacency. til
evident that If competition anG
ali lis results are to be exclud
ed from the private admins
tration Of such a great public
service as the telegrapraph, The
government mus intervene fOl
Ihe protection of the people.
but the United States should
not buy existing lines. Tele
graph lines could be establish
ed to every point reached by
the Western Union, over every
railway and post road for a ont
tenth part of the nominal val
lie of the Jay Gould CONT ina-
ton. A telegraph office could
be placed In every important
postoffice and at every railway
station In the country for a
sum of money that would not
sensibly reduce the surplus of
State treasury. The york sho
at once, unless monop'
and keeps Its greedy and oppre
IF from the existing lines.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09

Luttrell Bros have greatly enlarged and
beautlfied tleir store room and added new
shelving and other fixtures, making ow II
total OF 90 feet of shelving and ~ counters
all loaded down with thu most choice articles
the istern markets affOi in theiway lof cloth
ing gents furuishing goods and hats Go end
see tcem and save money, at I22 E. Dong las
l23 y
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09

Mrs. S. F. Lawrence & Co, Of i19 South
Lawrence will remove 10 407 Z Doug as
avenue on the 10th inst where they viii
open a very large assortment II all the latest
novelties in hats, bonnets ard trimmings also
handsome line Of patent booDets. Come
one, come all 10 our grand opening which
will reke place Thursday and Friday the 18th
and 14th l2o-l@
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09
ssl5 70 KAhsss City and Return

The Missouri Pacific, IF Scott Route, =
will sell tickets g Kansas City and Te.uro
at 81 - on the following dsJes: October 9
10. IL. l2 ana lS, good u return up 10 and
,ucIudiEg October IS I cEets are On sale 81
the city ticket eff e, l27 Main street. and =,
depot of.ce, corner Second and Wichita
streets. Free reclining chair cals aud Pull-
man sleepers on MIS- ht trains. l23f
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09

Read all the large and gushing advertise
ments of clorhiers, and then draw on your
imagination for the ia t. 1t would take ten
tim. such space to mention all the choice
bargains in clothing, gents furnis' ing goods
and hats which are being off red as special
advert, emenis to the purchaser at Lut" ell
Bros, 122 East Douglas Ave. dl23-2t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09

lines & Ross, Of the White House. viii ex-
niblt on Monday beautiful line OF real seal
skins, sacuuss and jsckes. the very --latest
styies When merchants bring this class oi
guois to Wichita il shows bow rspsdiy The
Peerless Princess Ia becoming fashion CEN
ter. XIII
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09
Wonders Never Cease.

EarDum's great menae erie, in miniature
figures, is now on exhibition. free OF charge,
tt Luttrel Bros, the cheapest place in the
city to buy clothing, ger ts' furnishing goods
and hats, - East Douglas ave. 123-2t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09

The Wichits owe repair shop are prepared
TO repair all descriptions OF cook, heating 81
gasoline stow at tn, most mOderste terms
consistent with good workmanship
THOMAS MUNRO, Pron'r.
1l2 ard IA East Elm, ard 5l5 and coz n
Main SITS dis OF
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09


Season tickets are now on sale AT the fol
lowinx places in the city
Rock Island ticket office, Feehheimer
block
Missouri P1cifc tickes c1Hcs, ~ North
Main street.
Union ticket eff e.
Aldrich Il Browns drug store
Hyde & Humble's book store
Barnes & Sons drug 81 ore.
W. NJ Sweptzslls drug store
Rowe & Sours drug store.
Occidental hotel.
Manhattan hotel.
Vest Side National bank
Monarch billiard parlor.
The management have made his ARA Hge
ment for t. convenience of those who desire
10 take advantage of the reduced rate and
also that they may procure tickets at the If
lisure. The regul7r price Of admission IS
20 cents The season tickets are 81 SO for
the entire four days fair. No charge for
carriages. 123-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09

Mechanics snd worbmen and remember
that the largest and m et choice colecti' n of
new and sty lish clothing, gents furnishing
goods ard hats are Row open for Your in
spection, ct LuttreN Bros. l22 East Douglas
avenue, between Main al q Market streets
DO t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09
Business Chance.

An scceptahie or experienced party with 8
Few thousand dollars or Wichita real estate
can bay or trade for an interest IN al sstab-
Iisaed fruit and vegetable canning business
In Central Tennessee ard take position OF
manager 81 a handsome salary. SE4s1cid
chance for a live n1an- address {. Page,
Nashville, Tenn. I@-I%
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09
JOHN c.. ALLEN
Retail at the Lowest Cash Prices,

As you ride about the city please notice
the handsome sidewalks laid bT tbs orna-
ing ntal stone compsny. Thsy TO. only c-ouo-
prise beauty cut arr everlasting GIVE 0s 8
call and see wne; ws can do Tor you- Oace
2ll North Main street Room II. 10 Il
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09
A bidjng Faith in wichita

Is nowhere more forcibly brought before the
people than in the very large and choice col
lection OF clothing, gents furnishing goods
and hats lately opened at LuttIel Bros 122
e. Douglas Ave dl232t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09

Miss ard Womans spring heel shoes, side
lace aud c'ngress shoes at the Cay Shoe
Store, l56 n. Main st. l231t.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09
Nice sea fish at l4a North Market St. 1883.

4 competent stenogrspaer and typewriter
having his own machine desires situation.
Address 4, this Office. Esq
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09

IL you want a cheap buggy we have a car
load that will surprise the oldest inhabitants.
Kelly & Dunbar. d1232t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09

I am selling q ladies' French kid shoe at
So GO per pair former price 81 co. J. G.
Woodwork, 1856 N. Main ST., City Shoe
Store. 1.S-lt
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09

We have Just received a new 10. OF Abett's
road carts; tie oay cart free from bore
motion. Come and see them. Kelly &
Dunbar. dl&2s
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09

Wanted, first Glass pants maker; best
wages AND extras. A. ". Chsppell & Com
psny, tailors and furnishers, klngnan,
Kansas. 1857
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09

ChildreL's shoss in endless variety st the
City Shoe Store, 156 N. Main st j. C. Wood
worth. 1231t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-09
Spf cial Notice,

The Galveston fish market 142 North Mar
ket St 123 "a